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LeanPool.MarkoffModP.BGS.HasseWeil.FiniteExtensionStandardZetaRationality

Standard zeta rationality after proving degree index one #

This file packages the exact downstream consequence of F. K. Schmidt's degree-index theorem. Once the exhaustive divisor-degree index is one, the automatic indexed zeta rational form becomes the standard curve denominator (1 - T) (1 - qT). The Riemann--Roch construction also retains a concrete numerator-degree bound and numerator noncancellation at T = 1.

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noncomputable def BGS.HasseWeil.standardZetaConstantAlgebra (K : Type u_1) [Field K] (L : Type u_2) [Field L] [Algebra (RatFunc K) L] :

The algebra structure from K to L used in the finite extension standard zeta rationality construction.

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    noncomputable def BGS.HasseWeil.standardZetaPolynomialAlgebra (K : Type u_1) [Field K] (L : Type u_2) [Field L] [Algebra (RatFunc K) L] :

    The algebra structure from K[X] to L used in the finite extension standard zeta rationality construction.

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      An indexed zeta rational form with index one is exactly a standard curve zeta rational form.

      Uniform Riemann--Roch and degree index one give a normalized standard zeta numerator. Its degree is bounded by the same truncation length used in the indexed recurrence, and its value at T = 1 is nonzero.

      Exact constants and degree index one give the standard curve zeta form with numerator degree strictly below 2g + 2, where g is the transported function-field genus.

      If the intrinsic genus is at most budget, the standard numerator has at most 2 * budget + 1 reciprocal roots. The same polynomial carries the formal extension point-count trace formula.